Washington – After dealing with BUNA FROM CONSTITUENTSMany houses at home returned Washington this week on a mission to ask for more information and the effort to withdraw the federal government.
Rep. Rep. Rich McCormick, R-ga., Who is talking During a Town sound in the Town In his deep district district last week, he said plans to reach the musk and encourage him to fed federal federal federal federal federal federal departments FEDERAL
McCormick also said he wanted to use a previously scheduled meeting at the White House on Tuesday in “Bend” President Donald Trump’s mids on the issue. The entire type of Republican Sophomore in the Pouse Republican meets Trump on Tuesday, according to McCormick.
“If we have withdrawals to [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]Some people will be affected. The question is, do we give people time to adjust their lives? And I think that is the biggest concern, so we are merciful, “McCormick told NBC news.
“With sadness, the first time I met Elon Musk, he asked, ‘What could be better in the Republic?’ And his answer is … ‘I think you can understand as much mercy.’ So I use his own words when I talk to him, “McCormick said.
As the Republicans began to feel warm from constituents affected by cuts and quitting, some lawmakers informed the public administration to make a more stable approach. While they want to remain loyal to the trumpet, they also want to protect the voters who choose it in Congress.
Add to Failure: The Republic of Congress given minor footsteps, which are given any kind of messaging guidance.
Scott Fitzgerald, R-Wis., Whose voters demanded answers about the effort Doge’s cut into a city he promised to obtain more information from the Trump administration and who was affected.
“Better, I think, for members have real specific information. Because we don’t have it. I don’t have it,” he said to journalists. “We don’t know what they’re looking at, and we don’t know what numbers are. … I know it if I see a broadcast like anyone else now, because no We still say to it. “
But some other republicans rides over concerns about steady town halls.
Rep. Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Okla., Who faces hard questions Part of the federal budget cuts in an event in his district last week, saying his covers still supported on the way to the Dogge Dogge mission.
“I haven’t heard anyone say they don’t want to cut anything. That’s just that they don’t like Elon. That’s,” Hern told NBC news. “We are progressing to cut.”
Hern added that he was “cold” with his support of the Dinggo, despite the anxieties from some of his successes, but continue to hear them.
“We continue to continue. We will continue to answer questions. I need questions for more than an hour from my constituents at the house last week, and listen to all. I have to represent questions,” says questions, “says questions,” says questions, “says Hern. “But I still think the right thing to do is withhold our government. We’re $ 37 trillion in debt and growth. It’s not better if we keep doing the same thing in the same way we’ve always done it. “
Meanwhile, Rep Alford, R-mo.
“The bad thing is, so it is organized protests, I think from some agitator groups,” he said. “There were some covers I wanted to hear, and I didn’t hear from them.”
Alford says his “district is strong in what President Trump is doing and what dohe do.”
He recognizes “valid concerns about the speed it occurred. But the ship leading to a reef, we don’t have much time before we hit the $ 36 trillion worth of debt.”
